Archive for September, 2014
Does your job have hidden perks? Mine does. These perks may not be exactly the kind you would think of, but I’d like to share them with you. You see, I take my job very seriously and the people that come into this office looking for our help get my best effort in everything I […]
Wheeling is not just where members of the Bordas & Bordas family work, it’s also where we live. Therefore, giving back and contributing to the Friendly City’s outstanding community is an important part of our mission. Featured below are just a few of the many recent philanthropic sponsorships we are honored to be a part […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: INJUCTION GRANTED ON BEHALF OF EJECTED CAMERON FOOTBALL PLAYER Moundsville—Bordas & Bordas has successfully been granted a temporary injunction on behalf of Cameron Football player Dalton Wood who was ejected from a game last Friday for allegedly kicking another player. The injunction, issued by Marshall County Circuit Court Judge David Hummel, […]
Derek Jeter. Why has he been so admired? I get it. He’s the shortstop for the New York Yankees. But, a lot of other players have been too. He’s won World Series, been a perennial all-star, etc. But, others have been too. He is a well-spoken, good-looking guy. But, others have been too. What made […]
For all of the young couples out there, I’m here to tell you that this business of being a parent is every bit as difficult, frustrating and exhausting as you have heard. Doing it right, or at least trying to do it right, is a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days […]
Growing up I had one of those bedroom doors that wouldn’t stay open on itsown. I was probably age five or six when a neighbor gave me a doorstop as a gift. Not just any doorstop – it was a pig made out of a plastic bottle dressed in a pink dress with a big […]
It’s been almost five years since Chesley Sullenberger landed flight 1549 on the Hudson River. For anyone that has forgotten, Captain Sullenberger, a retired Air Force pilot, saved the lives of all 155 of his passengers when his aircraft lost power shortly after takeoff from LaGuardia airport in New York City. A seasoned professional at the […]
On Sunday, September 7, 2014, three of my friends (Tammi, Traci, Dena) and I participated in the Hope for Hines treasure hunt fundraiser in the Wheeling area. Before I tell you about our hunt, I want to thank everyone who put the fundraiser together; it was an awesome event. I also want to thank all […]
This month, I was invited to an open house at the newly opened Wellspring Pregnancy Center on Center Avenue in Moundsville, where my mother-in-law, Teresa Devlin, along with Tammy Hosenfeld, Chris Jacobs and other local volunteers have been extremely hard at work converting an aging duplex into a support center to assist those in need […]
On November 17, 1998, a group of girls (young working women and mothers) from a variety of Christian denominations, gathered for the first time at the home of Anne Robinson. Included were her daughter, daughter-in-law, and Kathy Blass, wife of partner, Scott Blass. Because they met after dinnertime, to accommodate everyone’s schedules, the girls named […]


